RPL – Recognition Of Prior Learning – AACA

QUALIFICATION

CERTIFICATE IN FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION OPERATIONS LEVEL 4 – SAQ 61450

WEEK 1
1	Meeting with assessor	This meeting the assessor will review the CV and discuss possible evidence that would be required.
2	Assessment Plan	The assessment plan is drawn up.
WEEK 2 – 3
3	Evidence gathering	Evidence is gathered and submitted to assessor for evaluation.
WEEK 3 – 4
4	Gap Plan	Gaps are identified and remedial action prepared for.
WEEK 5 -7
5	Gap Programme	Training and Assessments are conducted for gaps.
WEEK 8 -9
6	Assessment	Evidence and gap evidence is assessed and an assessors report drawn up. POE is prepared for moderation
WEEK 10 -12
7	Moderation	The moderation is conducted and a moderation report generated.
WEEK 13 – 20
8	Verification	The SETA sends a verifier and moderation is verified- This process is dependant the seta’s personal timing.
9	Certification	The MICT SETA would prepare the certificate and the certificate is printed and prepared for the learner. The learner is issued with a SOR (Statement of Results)

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STUDENT INFORMATION
Name
First Last
ID/Passport Number
Date Of Birth
Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Email
Contact Number

Fee Payer Information
Who is the fee payer?
- Student
- Parent/Gaurdian/ Other
Name
First Last
Phone
Email
What is the relationship with the student?

Course Selection
Which course are you registering for?
Year Of Study
T-Shirt Size
- S - Small
- M- Medium
- L- Large
- XL - Xtra Large
- XXL - Xtra Xtra Large
As part of your enrollment your will receive a swag kit which contains a T-Shirt

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Submission of application forms does not guarantee your place. 2. Acceptance into our programs is dependent on the applicant meeting entry requirements. 2.1. Entry Requirements: 2.1.1. Full Qualification: Matric Certificate or recognized equivalent, valid identity document or passport and a CV. 2.1.2. Short Courses: Grade 11 or equivalent, valid identity document or passport and CV. 3. Meeting entry requirements does not guarantee entry into programs. Acceptance to AACA is at the discretion of the admissions panel.
4. Acceptance into programs will also be determined by Class capacity limits, date of application. 5. Should you be accepted into the program you or your fee payer is required to make payment of registration fee of R3000 in order to secure your spot. 6. On acceptance you will have 5 working days to make payment of your registration free should registration fee not be paid or an arrangement to make payment not made you will forfeit your spot.
7. Learners who have paid their non refundable registration fee are required to make payment of the first installment of their tuition as per their approved payment plan in order to enroll on orientation day and to begin attending classes. 8. Payment plans and payment agreements must be approved by finance department. 9. Learners who fail to make payment on their payment plan will not be permitted to attend class or take part in assessments until the matter has been resolved. 10. All content produced during the program will remain property of AACA PTY Ltd. In perpetuity. 11. Learners are registered with Mict Seta by AACA Pty Ltd. and should a learner be found competent receive a mict certificate/statement of results from Mict Seta. Learners will also receive a certificate of completion from AACA. 12. AACA operates under the accreditation license from MICT SETA: MICT SETA ACC/2017/07/0062 13. Should a learner withdraw rom the course they will forfeit any fees already paid.
14. Only learners who have made all payments as per their payment plan will be submitted for verification and moderation. 15. TRANSPORTATION and ACCOMMODATION is not provided by AACA and is for the Learners own account this includes transportation to and from the following including but not limited to shoots, assessments and classes 16. Learner accepts the policies of AACA and our partners viewing copies of which are available from reception on request and are available at www.aaca.co.za/policies
17. Due to the nature of the film and TV industry AACA operates and may schedule classes, shoots and assessments outside of traditional office hours (ie. 9AM-5PM) 18. Learners on the full qualification - 1 year film making course are required to attend scheduled call time workshops @ 6am on various days as per schedule. Should a learner miss these classes it will negatively affect the the Learners performance and attendance and may be required to repeat several modules in order to pass. 19. Learners who need to repeat modules will do so at a cost determined by the finance department. 20. Learners use sensitive production equipment which is issued to the Learners for productions and assessments. Should a learner damage equipment they provide their fee payer will be liable for the excess as charged by the insurance providers. 21. Students and guests to AACA do so at own risk. 22. AACA is not responsible for learners own property, AACA will put reasonable security measures in place However AACA PTY LTD, Directors, assessors, moderators, facilitators are not responsible for any damages to person or property and are not liable for any loss of property or life which may occur on AACA premises or during the course of shoots, assessments and classes which may take place in off premises locations. 22. AACA may use the learners image and work as part of marketing this includes but is not limited to use on our website, advertising campaigns in all territories
23. A student may cancel his/her enrollment for the current academic year of study as a whole and shall be exonerated from liability for the tuition fees (but excluding the registration fee and the cost of notes/books, both of which remain payable, and default administration charges for AACA will be entitled to levy) provided that AACA is informed in writing no later than 4 (four) weeks prior to the commencement of the academic year in question and with written confirmation of receipt and such cancellation having been furnished by AACA. 24. Should the student wish to cancel such registration and such cancellation is within the 4 (four) week notice period required in terms of this contract then the student/consumer shall be liable to pay the reasonable cancellation costs that AACA has determined to be reasonable, which is 80% (eighty percent) of the annual fees charged, which the student hereby agrees to by his/her signature hereto 25. However, at the discretion of AACA, and subject to the parties reaching agreement on the relevant terms and conditions, full tuition value may be given instead, within the same academic year, to the student (at the election of the student) to a member of his/her immediate family. Any student shall only be entitled to cancel under this clause up until 30 March of the year of registration; where after no request for cancellation will be entertained. No cancellation will be accepted after 30 March. All cancellations are subject to approval by the cancellation committee.
Do you accept the terms and conditions? You cannot proceed without selecting the terms and conditions.*
- Yes I accept the terms and conditions of registration with AACA
- No I do not accept the terms and conditions of registration with AACA
YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER IF YOU DO NOT READ AND ACCEPT THE TERMS AND CONIDTIONS.

In order to complete your registration and secure your place you will need to make payment of your R3000 non-refundable registration fee.
Only once proof of payment has been made and sent to finance@aaca.co.za will your registration proceed.
you can also make payments via EFT or as a direct deposit into our account. Payments can also be made at our admin office in cash.

BANKING DETAILS

BANK: FNB (FIRST NATIONAL BANK)

ACCOUNT HOLDER: AACA

ACCOUNT NUMBER: 62681551571

BRANCH CODE: 250655
How will you pay your registration fee?
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